Answers for IT administrators.

Eleve Admin helps IT teams manage temporary local administrator rights, application installation requests and selected actions on Windows workstations from a tenant panel.

No. An employee can request administrator rights for a specified period. A tenant administrator reviews the request and decides whether to grant access and for how long.

The employee submits a request explaining why the rights are needed. The request is sent to the tenant administrators.

The employee receives a notification of the decision. An administrator can approve access for a set period or reject the request with a comment.

After approval, the employee must sign out and sign back in for the new rights to become active in their Windows session.

The user sees a countdown warning five minutes before expiry. After the session ends and the user signs back in, the temporary administrator rights are no longer available.

Yes. The panel provides session history and recorded actions, including information about installed or removed applications. See the example session history.

When an application requires administrator rights to install, the user can send a request to IT. An administrator approves or rejects it and, after approval, can review the installation progress and result. Explore installation requests.

Yes. An administrator can issue a lock command for a selected Windows workstation from the tenant panel and check its status. The locked computer displays a message to the user. Explore remote lock.

The Inventory panel provides a full inventory of hardware and software on Windows workstations. Administrators can find a computer and check its status, agent version and last activity. Explore Inventory.

Administrators use the shared sign-in page at eu1.jitadmin.com/login. A “Sign in” button is also available on the JiT Admin website.

Yes. An administrator can send a message from the tenant panel. The user must acknowledge that they have read it. The message record stores who acknowledged it and the date and time of acknowledgement.

The tenant panel includes settings for sign-in methods, passwords, multi-factor authentication, sessions and access recovery. It also shows the status of individual settings, so administrators can distinguish active options from planned features.

The audit log shows events related to areas such as security, administrator actions, devices and the agent. Administrators can filter entries by date, category, user or computer and export the results to a CSV file. Explore the audit trail.